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Ford’s Government Affairs 18,000-SF office reflects the company’s history, future, and brand pillars: electrification, autonomy and mobility, while also offering stylish event, ample meeting, and smart work space.
“Wingate Hughes delivered on the vision,” said Ziad Ojakli, group vice president of government and community relations at Ford Motor Co. “It was important that our space reflected both our past and our future. From the location overlooking the National Archives to the sleek design, Wingate Hughes showcases Ford’s role in American history and nods to the exciting work ahead of us.”
The reception area’s alcove bench seating conveys nostalgic memories of Ford’s 1950’s cars, and their drive towards the future is seen in the 360-degree radial ceiling stretching across the floating conference room.